A blog carnival is a round-up
of blog posts, sort of an internet magazine. Haveil Havalim is
the most veteran of the Jewish blogger carnivals and probably one of the
longest running blog carnivals there is
Now it is run via
the HH facebook page. Anyone interested in contributing to Haveil Havavalim
should join the group.
[The term “Haveil
Havalim” is from Kohelet, Ecclesiastes, which was written by King Solomon.
It means “Vanity of Vanities”.]
I
have always been hesitant about hosting “Haveil Havalim”, as I may be asked to
give publicity to blogs which I disagree with. Please note that I DO NOT NECESSARILY AGREE WITH ALL THE BLOGS
PRESENTED HERE!
[By
the way, simple gratitude means that if posts of yours are included here,you should
try and visit several of the blogs listed here (at LEAST 2- posts). And try to leave a note that you came by way
of Haveil Havalim.]
Torah Thoughts:
Ben-Tzion,
of ben-tzion.com, talks about the
main topic of this week’s Parsha (Torah reading), Match-making, in “AfternoonMatchmaking”
Politics / Terror
The ever-prolific Batya (has “ever prolific” become your middle name,
Batya??) of Shiloh Musings
and Me-ander is an avid political/security commentator and
she gives us a post, with some interesting pictures added, about the security situation on the Temple Mount,
written by Batya
Ester,
of It’s All From HaShem , gives us a post about the murder of Dalia
Lemkos h”yd, but even more, about our response to living
under the shadow of terror.
Romi Sussman (of Sussmans b'Aretz), also shares her
reactions after Dalia’s death, poignantly
sharing in Talking about Terror, Tefillin and More about the effort to
raise healthy children in a world touched by terror.
Life In Israel
Ruti Mizrachi , in her blog Never Ruthless,
gives us a cute post, There's a girl messing with my little boy's head, which
I can easily identify with. It is on the interesting things that happen to our
grown children (and ourselves!) when those sons become parents.
Batya
gives us an account of how several people contributed to a deed of kindness, in
“That Chessed חסד Kindness MitzvahBonus”
She
also gives us a glimpse of what her transportation difficulties and solutions
are in Travel,Tremping and Public Transportation, a "Typical" Day.
Tzivia, of ALIYAHLAND, tells us of an unexpected urban oasis in the middle of Haifa,
............ and also talks about naming Jewish babies!
............ and also talks about naming Jewish babies!
Rickismom (that’s me) writes about how
dieting need not be a prison, in “Dancing and Diet”.
And
to end on a definitely light note, any
beer lovers here should enjoy Doug Greener’s ( Israel Brews and Views) tale of his experience with a Porter BeerTasting Panel
That’s
it for this edition!
Heidi Estrin of the Association of Jewish
Libraries asked me to include the link to this, the guidelines for submittingto the Jewish Book Carnival.
Next
week’s Haveil Havalim will be presented by the ever-dependable Batya of ShilohMusings.
3 comments:
Thank you so much for your efforts on this edition!
Thank you so much for your wonderful Havel Havelim Beneath the Wings and including my posts.
Thanks so much for hosting!
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